Online payment at booking for every shop, not just Shopify ones, plus mobile mechanic networks, prepaid service plans, pop-up clinics, a proper analytics dashboard, and two-factor auth.
Until today, only shops on Shopify could require payment up front. Now any shop, on Lightspeed, or no POS at all, connects Stripe from Settings and takes a deposit or the full amount when the slot's booked. Money settles directly to your account; Velobook never holds it.
A network of technicians can now run under one brand: a public directory, routed booking that sends each customer to the right technician for their area, and sub-shops with their own billing under a parent organisation.
Mobile-service customers get an update when the mechanic is heading their way, so nobody's hovering at the window for a three-hour white-van wait.
Shops can ask qualifying questions, built on M-Check style templates, before a booking is confirmed, so a job that can't be done on a driveway gets caught at booking time, not on the doorstep.
Sell a plan up front and customers redeem its credits against bookings, with reminders when a service falls due. Steady revenue for the shop, one less decision for the customer.
Run a Saturday clinic at the local trailhead, or only take service bookings on set days of the week. Both are first-class schedule shapes now, not workarounds.
Revenue, booking volume, customers, and shop health in one Analytics section, with the booker conversion funnel folded in as its own tab.
Shop owners can switch on authenticator-app two-factor for their login. Opt-in, takes a minute, and your customer list is behind more than a password.
Settings is now grouped cards instead of one long scroll, account things live on their own Account tab, and billing, online payments, and POS sit together under Payments & POS.
The custom-domain setup now explains the DNS steps properly and checks your domain live, so you can see it go green instead of guessing whether the CNAME took.
OAuth-first install flow, a Shopify Billing rail, and an Admin API version bump: the plumbing for installing Velobook straight from the Shopify App Store.
Pricing got its own page, a clearer answer on "will the price change?", and a 90-day-notice promise in writing.
Email alex@velobook.app and tell us. Half the entries on this page started as a one-line note from a shop. We ship in the order shops ask.
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